Goodnight
by Gueshoo
Summary: Kagome looked at the newspaper of November 14, 1881 in shock. Afterall, the picture of the girl looked like her twin and she even shared her name! And that boy, Inuyasha... He was the one in her dreams... Kag-Inu San-Miro
1. Prolouge

**A/N** Okay, let me explain myself before a million people jump down my throat...

A) I've been extremely bogged down with school. I've decided to take an extra class this year, which gives me even more homework and studing to worry about.

B) Money is extremely tight, so I've been helping out around the house _a lot_ lately.

C) I wasn't able to even look at any of my writings in about... Oh... Four months...

D) My grandfather has been diagnosed with skin cancer.

E) All of my friends birthdays fall around this time of year, so I was busy with that.

F) I was in the middle of a writer's block.

...Yeah...

I've decided tochange the plot too.

That's the reason why You've got a brand new prologue.

I wrote this about.. Oh... Let's say, five months ago. I didn't put this up because was being evil, and blah, blah, blah.

A note to all of those that will tell me to update_ I'M A WHAT!_ : Please, do _not_ tell me to. If I've got barey enough time to just upload this, do you think I can edit that whole story?

**Disclaimer/Claimer**: I **do not** own Inuyasha (owned by Rumiko Takashi) or the song "Goodnight" (owned by Evanescence). But, if you dare to steal my story line or idea, I will hypnotize William's evil mutant female bunnies in heat to come after you. Then, I will send the evil mutant female bunnies in heat's original leader after you, who is the Boogie Man, and he will stuff you into a discoball, making sure to grind your bones so much that they turn to a powder. So, be warned... And, don't think I'm joking. Because I'm not.

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**Goodnight  
Written by Gueshoo  
Prologue**

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_Goodnight, sleep tight  
No more tears  
Goodnight morning, I'll be here  
And when we say goodnight,  
Dry your eyes  
Because we said goodnight,  
And now goodbye  
We said goodnight  
And now goodbye_

Music echoed through the room. The light, harmonious sound brought peace to anyone who cared to listen to it. The room itself was extremely large, it was a ballroom.

Decorated with rich cream and golden hues, the room itself had an aura of calmness, and an elegance ambiance. Many people danced inside of the large room. What one would and _should_ find odd about this was the fact that some were youkai, others hanyou, but there were even _humans_ thrown into the mix. All three races were celebrating together, such a thing was unheard of.

Amoung the many, two seemed to stand out the most, one a girl of human heritage, the other a boy, he was a hanyou, both glowed in young love.

The girl had long raven hair, crystal blue eyes, and a smile to stop the world. With a perfect figure, her name was Kagome Higurashi and she was only seventeen years old. The boy also had long hair, even though it was silver and put into a low ponytail, he had golden eyes with a certain spark to them, and was also smiling. He only smiled around the girl, Kagome. His name was Inuyasha Magika and was eighteen.

The both danced to the euphonic music being played, seemly truly happy.

"No worries?" Inuyasha whispered in her ear, causing her to jump in surprise.

A smile graced her face, and she nodded, "No worries"

"Good."

Everything was supposed to finally work out for them, it was _all_ supposed to fall into place.

It was

But, boys were still after Kagome's hand in marriage.

Inuyasha rolled his eyes. Those boys were a bunch of idiots, not only was Kagome's and his marriage arranged when they were barely able to say the alphabet, but it was only a couple of weeks away.

"_Speaking of the bastards..._"

A boy with short, dirty blonde hair stood at the corner of the room. Hojo, who was stared longingly at Kagome, was his name. Inuyasha didn't like it. He bared his fangs at the boy, effectively scaring him away.

"_Pathetic._"

Having enough of dancing Inuyasha pulled Kagome out towards the balcony.

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Kagome stood at the edge of the balcony, the railing as her support. Inuyasha stood behind her with each hand on either side of her.

Kagome had her eyes closed, enjoying the breeze, pretending to fly.

"Hey, Kagome?" Inuyasha asked her softly, snapping her out of the daydream.

He pointed to a star in the dark sky, "See that one?"

"I can't tell which one you're pointing at."

"Right next to the moon, up to the right, it's the brightest one," he described it for her.

"Yeah, I see it," she smiled. "It's really pretty."

"Remember a few years back, when you told me about how stars are connected to souls?"

She nodded her head, a smile on her face.

"I picked that one out for us," he told her.

The smile on her face grew wider, "You picked out the most beautiful one in the sky, you know."

"Believe me, there's a reason for that..."

She laughed, "I bet so."

He smiled. "You can only see it for a couple of months a year too, and it's _very_ difficult to keep track of too."

"So, it's a rare beauty," Kagome commented.

"Exactly."

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Kagome slipped out of her ballroom dress, and put on a much more simple one, she quickly pulled off her jewelry and took off her makeup with a rag. Quickly standing up, she walked through her bedroom door and out into the hallway.

Inuyasha stood there, "Ready?"

"Yeah," she said nodding and smiling all at once.

He quickly grabbed her hand and ran through the hallway towards the back door of the home. Now outside, Inuyasha crouched down, "Come on."

Kagome crawled onto his back and put her arms around his neck, after that Inuyasha leapt into the air, running faster than anything Kagome had ever seen. They headed into the forest.

After five minutes of nothing but running, they had come to a lake. No one was around for miles. Kagome slid off of Inuyasha, and looked around at her surroundings.

It was truly beautiful, there were trees all around giving the place a mystic glow, colorful flowers were tucked in between all of the other plants, the moon's glow gave the area an enchanting feeling.

Inuyasha walked up to the lake's shore, sitting down, he patted the ground next to him, motioning for Kagome to sit down also.

Kagome lightly dipped her toes into the shallow water in front of her while she sat down.

"This place is beautiful..." she told him breathlessly.

"Isn't it?" he asked her back.

She played with the sand beneath her fingertips, "...What will happen after we get... Married?"

Silence fell upon the couple.

He thought about it for a moment, "I don't know."

Both stared at the dark sky, silence overcame the two once again.

Kagome wrinkled her nose in annoyance, "When we get married, are we going to have it the traditional way?"

"What do you mean?" Inuyasha asked.

She shook her head, "I don't like the usual vows."

Inuyasha looked at her, "Why?"

"I never understood why that they always say, 'until death do us part,' I always found that, well, odd..." Kagome trailed off.

"I'm sure that we can take that out if you want," he told her.

She smiled wistfully, "Do you think 'death will do us part?'"

Inuyasha looked at her in the eyes, "Nothing will do us part... Not even hell or heaven... Much less death..."

Kagome smiled at him, she laughed, "Promise?"

He nodded his head and smiled at her, "I promise."

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_One Month Later _

**Inuyasha Magika's Body Found  
Two days ago, Inuyasha Magika's body was found. It appeared that he had hung himself. Police say that it was his last resort to get away with the murder of his fiancé, Kagome Higurashi; Magika was the only suspect of the murder. Trial was set for November 28, but will not happen, it is unsure when there will be a trial to determine the murderer.**

Lord Magika laid the newspaper down. He shook his head as tears threatened to spill.

It never should have ended this way.

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**A/N**Back to semi-happiness

Something to Notice: the newspaper article.

I decided to go in another direction than what I was originally planning, so my outline of the story was changed that way too. Because I'm still in the middle of re-writing the plot out (I never even finished writing it out to begin with actually), this will force me to take more time to update. Sorry! If I have made any spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, or anything of the sort, please tell me. I want to be able to write in proper English!

A side note to that, some of my spelling and grammatical "mistakes" might have been intended... Hoo knows, perhaps it's a clue about the story...

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	2. An Unwelcoming Welcome

**AN:** I'll start off with review responces... 

**Gopher2806:** I'm not a big fan of Kagome reincarnation fics either... But, here I am, doing just that... 

So, I wanted Kagome to be the reincarnate in this story, _and_ I also wanted her to be the one Inuyasha was in love with... So, I decided... Why not make her both?! ...Which, I've sorta done... 

So, wah-lah! It's all really confusing and hard to explain... So, I'll leave it at that... 

**pruningshears:** Yay! my story has potential! Woo-hoo! Thanx... I'll update 'I'M A WHAT' eventually... I'm just taking a break from it for now... I'll probably update in a month (most likely sooner)... Sorry! 

**miko no tsuki:** ^_^Thanx. 

**xXdArKflAimEXx:** WHY MUST THEY DIE?!?!?!?!?!?!?! ...I know! Why must they die?! ...I'm so [not] cruel... Yay! I'm glad you think it was cute because that was exactly what I was going for! ^_^ ...Updating... 

**Laurelyn:** ^_^ Yay my prolouge was touching! True, whenever everything's all happy, suddenly it all usually comes down and collapses... Thanx for the compliments! ^_^ 

**kitty:** From my knowledge Inuyasha doesn't really have a last name... This one I just thought up of at the top of my head.... 

**kagomefire:** lol You made me laugh A LOT! ^_^ Thank you!!!!!! *Begins throwing full soda cans at murder instead of popcorn* 

**Sacred Mistress:** ^_^ Thankies! 

**Shoyu the overlord of OH HELL:** Glad you like it too!!!!!! ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ 

**Amethyst star girl:** I _tried_ to update soon! Thank you also! 

**hanyou punk chick:** I got a writer's block for this upcoming chapter in 'I'M A WHAT!' I'm sorry about that, but I've started typing up the new chapter and it will _hopefully_ be posted soon... 

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I don't think that anyone had realized this, but the last chapter took place around a good hundred or so years ago...

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**Goodnight   
Written by Gueshoo   
Chapter #1   
An Unwelcoming Welcome**

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The sky was bleak and gray; it wouldn't rain that day... It would just be extremely cloudy. The air was cool and crisp with little wind. It was only noon. 

The sound of a person typing on a key-board was all that could be heard in the vehicle besides the sound of rolling, rubber tires on the gravel and country music being softly played on a stereo. Mrs. Higurashi slowly drove through the forest, being careful not to hit any sort of creature that might unexpectedly pop out of the brush. Her son, Souta, sat staring off into the greenery, most likely day dreaming about ways to escape from his mother and run back to his old home, he seemed to be pouting, probably from the fact that all of his video games were currently packed in his suitcase and he couldn't get to it. Mrs. Higurashi's daughter, Kagome, leaned on the car's window, doing god-knows-what on her laptop, she wore headphones, which were successfully blocking out the 'horrible' country music her mother was listening to. Mrs. Higurashi's father snored loudly as he slept in the passenger's seat. 

The family was usually very happy and almost always bursting with joy, but they were anything but in the mood for cheerfulness. 

After Mr. Higurashi had passed away, less than six months before hand, they had little money to still live in their shrine. Mrs. Higurashi did not work, and neither did her father. Only two months after Mr. Higurashi's death, had the grandfather had a heart attack costing the family money for the hospital bills. Eventually, the government forced the family to leave the shrine. 

A month earlier, Mrs. Higurashi found a very large and beautiful home far away from their old home, it was also very cheap. 

Kagome sighed and closed her laptop, then took the headphones off. She looked outside of the window, staring at the large trees as they passed by. 

Not to mention that the house was extremely cheap, but it also had absolutely no electricity or plumbing whatsoever, and Mrs. Higurashi didn't plan to change that anytime soon with the small amount of money she had to keep her family from the streets. 

Kagome wasn't sure how long that they had been stuck in the car, inside of the awful forest. She checked her watch. 

_Probably a millennium by now..._

Kagome had always wondered why the home was so cheap. From what her mother had told her, the house was enormous. Kagome sighed and began to stare at the car's ceiling; those two facts didn't fit together... Perhaps it was just that the house wasn't updated to modern times... 

"We'll be there soon," Mrs. Higurashi told her family. 

Kagome began to pout. She had already made a list of everything she would have left behind at her old home. Among the many things, three seemed to stand out to her: her friends, her father, and her happiness. 

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"Did you hear?" the young boy asked his older sister. 

"Hear what?" Sango asked him. 

"You know that creepy house down the road?" Kohaku asked her. 

"I pass it almost _everyday_ in order to get to school," Sango told him dryly. 

"Well, anyway, some people are moving in..." Kohaku told her, trailing off. 

"You're point?" Sango asked annoyed. 

"Duh! It's haunted!" Kohaku exclaimed. 

Sango rose her eyebrow at this. "Ghosts are just imaginary monsters that some freak made up to scare gullible and naive kids, Kohaku," Sango replied simply. 

"Miroku says he thinks it's haunted too!" he fought back. 

Sango gave him a wry look, "My point exactly..." 

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_The old, gray house on the hill   
Is filled with madness   
Lost hopes, lost lives, lost dreams, and lost loves fill this place   
And one lost soul   
He glides through the stairways, in and out of doors   
Looking for his lost love   
She has gone to the other side, as many say   
Candles flicker, doors open and close   
But there is no wind there, where time seems to stand still   
He will find her one day   
As he promised long ago   
But he has yet to find her   
Because she is no longer of this world_

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"This place is creepy!" Souta exclaimed. He stood in front of the large house. The home was indeed creepy. It was painted gray, but the paint was pealing off, showing a dirty, once warm, almost cream color. It was two stories tall with an attic, the [what could almost be considered] windows were full of dust, about six were broken. The two wooden front doors weren't in good condition either, one was barely hanging onto its hinges and the other looked like it was almost completely rotten. The yard was full of dead plants and trees. The site _wasn't_ very welcoming... 

The bag Kagome held in her hands instantly dropped to the ground when she laid her eyes on the site, "W-We're supposed to try and _live_ in **that**?!" 

"Oh, quiet, honey. You make it sound like the end of the world," Mrs. Higurashi told her daughter. 

"_No_, she's making it sound like a house from a horror movie!" Souta told his mother. "Which it _does_ look like!" 

"Didn't you guys ever hear of roughing it out?" Mrs. Higurashi asked her two distressed children. 

"I've also heard mass murderers!" Souta argued. "They hide out in places like this _or_ what if there's a monster or alien or something?!" 

Kagome sighed, "..._Or_ rabid animals..." 

"That too!" Souta told Mrs. Higurashi. 

"There's absolutely _no_ monsters or anything of that sort, Souta," Mrs. Higurashi told her son reassuringly. "...But, when I looked at the brochure for this place, the home looked good as new, not anything close to this beaten down..." 

Kagome glanced at her grandfather in the car, "I bet he won't be too happy either, Mom..." 

Mrs. Higurashi sighed, "You're right. He'll probably go around trying to banish all of the demons in the place." 

Souta chuckled, "He's going to take it even _worse_ than when we moved into the shrine!" 

"This is going to absolutely _suck_," Kagome muttered under her breath. She picked up her dropped bags and headed towards the crumbling building, ready for what she thought could be the worst. 

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_She smiled wistfully, "Do you think 'death will do us part'?" _

Inuyasha looked at her in the eyes, "Nothing will do us part... Not even hell or heaven... Much less death..." 

Kagome smiled at him, she laughed, "Promise?" 

He nodded his head and smiled at her, "I promise." 

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Mrs. Higurashi was the first to actually enter the almost-collapsing building; Kagome walked in with Souta trailing behind her. The two's grandfather was still in the car at the moment, trying to catch a few more "Z's." 

"A-Achoo!" Souta sneezed. 

"Excuse you," Kagome told him. 

"You're excused!" Souta happily replied. 

Only a few seconds passed by... 

"I'm waiting for some monster thing to grab you, Kagome, drag you away, and then eat you," Souta told her. 

"You mean like that black shadow right behind you?" Kagome asked him back in an uncaring tone. 

Souta quickly turned around, "Where?! Where?!" 

All that met the frightened boy's sight was a hall with an empty door way at the end. 

"Oh, sorry, Souta. It's _your_ shadow! Silly me," Kagome told him with well-hidden sarcasm. 

Souta glared at her, then huffed, but he continued to follow her through the long hallway. 

"I bet this place's ancient!" Souta smiled excited. 

"...That means it's more likely to fall on us..." she said under her breath. 

"Do you think there might be some old stuff around here?" he asked her anxiously. 

"Like a skeleton?" she asked him as a horrified look came across his face. "I wouldn't bet on _that_," she told him before he could udder a word. As she said that, a look of relief passed across his face. 

"But, if you're lucky, you might find a few moth-eaten dresses," she told him off-hand. 

"Gee, thanks," he mock thanked her. 

"You're welcome," she replied to his rudeness. 

"Hey, Kagome?" 

"Hm?" 

"Where's Mom?" 

She shrugged as the duo reached the end of the hall. They were now in an extremely large room, with a very high ceiling. The wood in the room actually _wasn't_ rotting away but was quite healthy, at least from what Kagome could tell. A grayish -almost an extremely dirty peach- color was painted onto the walls. Dust lightly covered them with dirt piled in the corners of the room. Large windows (with no glass) were obviously created to make the room light up, but due to the cloudy weather, little light came in. The ceiling had to be at least twenty-five feet tall in that room and each wall looked to be about seventy feet long. 

Kagome took in the surroundings of the place, to only realize that there was something _really_ odd about it... From what she had seen so far, the rooms were covered in dust and dirt accumulated over the years, but there were no cobwebs _or_ spider webs _anywhere_... 

"Woah..." Souta told her, his mouth hanging slack. 

Kagome put her hand under his chin and shut his mouth for him, "I know catching flies isn't fun, but just _imagine_ what it would be like for a bee to fly in there," Kagome scolded him, but smiled lightly none the less. 

Souta ripped his face from her palm and glared at her, "Hahaha," he replied dryly. 

Kagome sighed, "Let's just go ahead and find Mom." With that said she began walking again, trying to hear for her mother's footsteps, or possibly find a place that _was_ livable for her possible bedroom. 

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Mrs. Higurashi lightly fingered the brittle wood of an old chair. She stood in (at least what seemed to be) the dinning room. It wasn't too awfully large, but it had more than enough room to fit a family of twelve for a meal. The walls appeared to had once been a warm, inviting peach color, but were faded and dirty. A small, almost completely rotten, wooden table took up very little space, with only two chairs in a corner of the room. There were two large windows, but one was broken. 

She wasn't very happy at the moment, not only for the fact that her two children were complaining about it relentlessly, but because _this_ **wasn't** anything _at all_ like the home was described to be in the brochure she had picked up for it at the local real-estate office, it had even had a picture on the cover of the home, but in much better condition. Actually, the photograph was in black and white, and Mrs. Higurashi had her suspicions that the photograph was over fifty years old... 

Mrs. Higurashi's eyes narrowed,   
_Those lying, deceiving bastards..._

For the past thirty minutes, Mrs. Higurashi had been putting up a happy front, which she wasn't feeling at the moment. That _place_ was in shambles, about ready to fall down if any wind were to blow, which she hadn't felt any _at all_ that day. She wouldn't be surprised if Moth-Man was to come out and eat their car (which actually a friend of Mrs. Higurashi's was letting her keep until she could find a loan to buy a new one) with her father in it. All of the few plants still around were dead, while there was absolutely no grass in the yard, due to it all probably dying long ago and never coming back. Mrs. Higurashi wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be that the sun _never_ shined on that house either... 

"Mom?!" Souta's voice echoed through the empty rooms and hallways, she could tell that he was close. 

"Yes, dear?!" she answered back loudly, so he could pinpoint which room she was in. She quickly composed herself and put her "happy-face" back on. 

The door to the room quietly squeaked as Souta pushed open the door and walked in. 

Mrs. Higurashi smiled at her son, "Where's Kagome?" 

He wrinkled his nose in distaste, "Oh, _her?_" 

"Yes, Souta..." 

"She just _had to_ find the perfect room for her _very own_ bedroom," Souta slightly over-exaggerating. "I think she just wanted to find the best room so I wouldn't get it... _And_ she left me in this creepy house _all by **myself**_!" 

Mrs. Higurashi sighed, "Thank you, Souta..." 

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The floor boards sqeaked under Kagome's weight as she walked through yet another hallway, all in all there were five main hallways in the house from what Kagome had seen, and two that branched off of the main hallways. She was now in the last hallway that came off of the grand room. 

After peaking into about five rooms which were full of dust, a few with long-dead animals, and dirt everywhere, she found a very clean room. It's walls were a pale yellow, but they weren't faded, actually, the place looked like someone had been cleaning it everday. What was even _more_ surprising was that there were a few pieces of furniture in there, a bed (but with no mattress or pillows), a desk, and a night table. The wood on each piece looked almost as if it was just polished. 

Kagome looked at the door that was now behind her and also led to the hallway, perhaps it was the door that helped preserve the room, Kagome bent down and took a closer look at the part where the door met the ground, there was a special air-tight rubber pad on the bottom, and all on all of the other edges of the door. 

_What the hell?!..."_

Kagome quickly jumped up and ran to find her mother, she knew this house was abandoned before any sort of air-tight concelers made out of rubber was around, and someone _had_ to have polished that wood not too long ago! 

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Rubber tires rode over the gravel of the road as Sango headed towards the old, creepy house on the hill with the brand new family now in it. 

Her father had made her greet them, he was unable to come due to a rabid dog on the loose about thirty miles away. He brought Kohaku, her brother, along to learn more about animal control because Kohaku was very interested in the career. 

The grayish building (Sango always had trouble calling the place a house or home due to its creepy aura) came into view, as did a volks wagon in front of the gate. 

After a few minutes Sango was in front of the gate herself, she got off of her bike and let it fall to the ground. She didn't care about the piece of junk. 

She casually walked up to the front doors, well, what could almost be called front doors, and simply walked in. There was no doorbell, and if she even tried to knock on the door her hand would either go through it, or nobody would hear it. 

Walking inside Sango began to search for anyone else who might be in the place. 

She finally entered what some might call the grand room, and found several more hallways to look down, she entered the hallway closest to the right, and took another left at another corner. 

She collided with something. 

That something screamed. 

And Sango screamed right back in horror. 

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Two screams echoed through the empty house, and reached Mrs. Higurashi and Souta's ears. Both of their eyes traveled to each other and locked, then both quickly bolted, Souta trying to get out of the house and Mrs. Higurashi trying to find the source of the noise. 

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"**Who the hell are _you_**?!" Kagome yelled at the girl who had just fallen to the ground. 

Kagome had an odd suspicion that this _person_ was the one who had _her_ room in tip-top shape. 

"I'm just you-!" The girl started. 

"**And, just _who_ are you?!**" Mrs. Higurashi's voice boomed. 

"Look, I was just tryi-" Sango was cut off by the woman. 

"This is private property, and I suggest that you get off of it before I call the police," Mrs. Higurashi said in a calmer manner, but with an angered undertone. 

"I'm your _neighbor_!" Sango said before anyone could say anything back. "I came hear to welcome you, that's _all_!" 

Both of the Higurashis blinked a few times to let the information absorb into their minds. 

"...I'll tell you what, I'll let you off, but please don't walk in here like that again, you almost gave me a heart attack," Mrs. Higurashi told Sango reassuringly. 

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After the little incident, Kagome and Sango had talked for a few hours and were getting to know each other; Sango had left before dinner. 

Dinner had passed, and Kagome was now in the oddly sealed room, she had completely forgotten about the odd rubber sealing, and was currently re-mixing one of her songs on her laptop. 

Her eyelids became heavy, as she glanced at her watch to find that it was almost midnight. She shut the laptop, and laid on top of the frame of the bed, she was forced to use several blankets as a make-shift mattress, and a rolled up towel as a pillow for the night, and a couple of thin blankets to cover herself from the night's cold. 

The tightened her body into a small ball, and she was lulled into the land of sleep by her own breathing. 

She never noticed the outline of a young man watching her from her desk. 

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**A/N** SORRY!!!!!!!!! I know that this chapter _was_ pretty boring... But, it should pick up a little in the next chater! And even _more_ in the chapters that follow!!!!!!!! 

So, I've actully _made_ the basic outline to the story... (Believe me, that's a first...) And, I'm curently making more indepth outlines of each chapter. There should be a total of about thirdy-eight chapters, that is, if the ones that I've planned aren't too short of too boring... This story will _really_ pick up around chapter thirdteen (figures...). 

Well, I hope you enjoyed this chapter anyway!!!!! ^_^ 

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